reakciókon

Reakciókon is the locative plural form of the Hungarian noun reakció, meaning “reactions.” In Hungarian grammar, the locative case marks location or context and is formed with suffixes such as -on/-en/-ön; for plural nouns the suffix becomes -okon/-eken/-ökön. Therefore, reakciókon literally means “on/at/in the reactions” and is used to refer to multiple reactions in discussions of processes, experiments, or observations.

Morphology and usage: The base form reaksiók is the plural nominative “reactions.” To express location or context for multiple reactions, the locative plural suffix -okon is attached, yielding reakciókon. This form appears in scientific, technical, and analytical Hungarian writing when the text concerns several reactions collectively, such as chemical reactions, physiological responses, or reactions within a system.

Examples: Például: A kísérlet során a reakciókon végzett mérések eltérő hőmérsékleten változtak. In English: For example, in the experiment, measurements on the reakciókon varied with temperature. Another example: A reakciókon végzett összehasonlítás segített feltárni az eltérések okát. In English: Comparisons across the reakciókon helped identify the causes of the differences.

Notes: Reakciókon is not a separate scientific term; it is a grammatical form used to specify the location or context of multiple reactions. Related forms include reakció (reaction) and reakciók (reactions).